Midori Kuhara Piano Recital

Program

Mozart - Variations in D major K-573 "Dupor"

Schubert- Sonata in A major Op-120 posthumous work

Beethoven - Sonata in D Minor, Op-31-2 "Tempest"

Debussy - Video Vol.1 (3 tracks in total)

Chopin - Nocturne No.13 in C Minor, Op-48-1

Scherzo No. 4 in E major, Op-54

Profile

After studying at Musashino Academia Musicae, he graduated from the same graduate school.

Appeared in the 52nd Rookie Concert sponsored by Yomiuri Shimbun. Received the 1st "Ongaku Gendai" Rookie Award. Winner of the 6th Iizuka Rookie Music Competition. Won second place in the 6th Kanagawa Music Competition general piano category. In addition, he is active in many joint concerts and salon concerts.

May 1992 Debut recital at Suntory Hall (small). In November 1994, he gave his 2nd solo recital at Hamarikyu Asahi Hall and received favorable reviews.

In 1995 and 1996, he received a scholarship as an overseas trainee from the Asahi Beer Arts and Culture Foundation. Also, for three years from 1995, he received a scholarship from KK-Kajima Construction and KK-Nichirei as an overseas trainee.

Moved to Italy in August 1995. From 1995 to 1997, he studied under Ms. Carla Giudici at the Respighi Conservatoire in Rome and obtained a diploma. In 1997, he also received instruction from Mrs. Lazar Berman. Since 1997-98, he has been studying further at the Ecole International du Piano in Lausanne, Switzerland under Faust Saadler.

In August 1995, he participated in the Orbilato Music Festival in Italy and performed in a special concert. In June 1996, won the 5th prize at the "Ibra Grand Prize International Competition" in Italy. In the same year, he performed at Palazzo Barberini (Rome). In March 1997, he gave solo recitals at the Banque Italia (Rome) hall, Palombara Sabina (Rome) palace and Lausanne Poole Hall. In addition, he has appeared in many solo and joint concerts. It gets good reviews every time. Since the autumn of 1998, concerts have been held in various parts of Italy and Switzerland.